Tuesday, September 27, 2011
How do I set My roster for my Fantasy NBA team?
How the hell do I set my Roster for my nba fantasy team. I played a couple of years ago. Now it's so confusing and very complicated. It's definitely gone downhill since then.|||move the player to its position and click submit!|||Change back to the Classic option located on the right side under the "submit changes" icon. It will take you back to the way you're used to from a few years ago.
How do you play against someone specific online in NBA Live 09?
I have a friend and both he and I have playstation 3s and NBA Live 09. I really want to play against him but I don't know how to. Can anyone help me out?|||http://www.nba.voteng.com/
Why did the NBA extended the period for the Kings relocation application?
Why not give the Maloofs a big F. U.?
It is as if the NBA is happy with screwing the Sacramento fans and placing a team on a market that already has 2 teams. RETARDED. Stern has lost it, he needs to go.|||An extension was given because Kevin Johnson (mayor of Sacramento) talked to the NBA board of governors this past week. In his talk, he stated that the city of Sacramento is looking into building a new arena, and also the owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins is interested in buying the Kings and keep them in Sacramento (although, the Maloofs say the team is not for sale). Stern granted an extension so that all the details can be ironed out, and everyone has a chance to state their case as to why the team should stay or not stay in Sacramento. He wants everything to be taken into consideration until a concrete decision can be made. The NBA owners must vote by more than 50% for the league to approve of the relocation. If the city of Sacramento can build a new arena and show it has plans to do so very soon, then there might not be any reason for the Kings to move.|||That's good for the City of Anaheim,It just give them more time to work the money figure's out! Also the NBA appointed the owner of the Thunder as head of the relocation committee that will most likely give the Maloofs the OK! The Kings are moving ,The NBA just wants the money details more clear!
Stern has said he won't stop the move................|||@paul Pierce....I consider you the most underrated user in here. Very in depth with all the facts %26amp; details....good job
It is as if the NBA is happy with screwing the Sacramento fans and placing a team on a market that already has 2 teams. RETARDED. Stern has lost it, he needs to go.|||An extension was given because Kevin Johnson (mayor of Sacramento) talked to the NBA board of governors this past week. In his talk, he stated that the city of Sacramento is looking into building a new arena, and also the owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins is interested in buying the Kings and keep them in Sacramento (although, the Maloofs say the team is not for sale). Stern granted an extension so that all the details can be ironed out, and everyone has a chance to state their case as to why the team should stay or not stay in Sacramento. He wants everything to be taken into consideration until a concrete decision can be made. The NBA owners must vote by more than 50% for the league to approve of the relocation. If the city of Sacramento can build a new arena and show it has plans to do so very soon, then there might not be any reason for the Kings to move.|||That's good for the City of Anaheim,It just give them more time to work the money figure's out! Also the NBA appointed the owner of the Thunder as head of the relocation committee that will most likely give the Maloofs the OK! The Kings are moving ,The NBA just wants the money details more clear!
Stern has said he won't stop the move................|||@paul Pierce....I consider you the most underrated user in here. Very in depth with all the facts %26amp; details....good job
When does the NBA start the 2010 season?
Also, what channel is the NBA draft going to be on on Thursday?|||November.|||The NBA Draft will be broadcast Thursday, June 24, 2010 at 7:30 Eastern Time on ESPN. The NBA Free-Agent Period begins July 1, 2010. NBA Summer League games start next month. The 2010-2011 NBA Regular Season will start late October. The NBA has not released the 2010-2011 Regular Season Schedule yet. However, the NHL just release their 2010-2011 Regular Season Schedule today, so the NBA may release theirs soon.|||Pre-season: beginning of October
Regular season: End of October
TNT|||The season always starts late october-early november. The draft is going to be one ESPN.|||October 26th
ESPN|||the 2010-2011 NBA season starts on ______and the 2010 NBA Draft is going to be on channel ______|||November
Regular season: End of October
TNT|||The season always starts late october-early november. The draft is going to be one ESPN.|||October 26th
ESPN|||the 2010-2011 NBA season starts on ______and the 2010 NBA Draft is going to be on channel ______|||November
What happened to the days when every player on the team got an NBA championship trophy?
Nowadays, the winning team gets one NBA championship trophy and keeps it for display. The players only get a ring. When Michael Jordan played (and won), I remember all the Bulls players having a trophy in front of them for the championship parade. What happened between now and then? Did the NBA want to save money?|||That never happened. Winning team gets one trophy and keeps it.
On the last Bulls parade the players had 6 trophies, one for each championship won during the Jordan era. I remember some of the players and Phil sat down (whatever the location was) for questions and each one had a trophy in front, and that was 6. But then again not because they won them all that season.|||Yeah it last occur in 2002 when the La Lakers won the championship every player got one. Now its only rings sucks|||When Michael Jordan and the Bulls won. Jordan would get an MVP trophy. They all got rings. But only the organization got the Larry O'Brian trophy. It's always been like that, so I'm not sure what you are talking about. Every sport is like that. the NFL, NHL, Baseball. they all do that.|||maybe they just wanted to make the trophy more valuable. as apposed to haveing like 15 trophies a year keep it one.
similar to the stanley cup
On the last Bulls parade the players had 6 trophies, one for each championship won during the Jordan era. I remember some of the players and Phil sat down (whatever the location was) for questions and each one had a trophy in front, and that was 6. But then again not because they won them all that season.|||Yeah it last occur in 2002 when the La Lakers won the championship every player got one. Now its only rings sucks|||When Michael Jordan and the Bulls won. Jordan would get an MVP trophy. They all got rings. But only the organization got the Larry O'Brian trophy. It's always been like that, so I'm not sure what you are talking about. Every sport is like that. the NFL, NHL, Baseball. they all do that.|||maybe they just wanted to make the trophy more valuable. as apposed to haveing like 15 trophies a year keep it one.
similar to the stanley cup
How often are overseas basketball players drafted into the NBA?
How often do overseas basketball players make it into the NBA? Are there any current players in the NBA who didn't get drafted out of college into the NBA, but played basketball overseas and later drafted???|||Foreign players are drafted every year and many sign with their teams.
After college Bruce Bowen went undrafted by the NBA and went to Europe to play in a French League. While he is known for his defense in the NBA he was one of the higher scorer in that league averaging almost 30 points a game.
Bowen is one example of many. You can check the different FIBA rosters and see lots of US born guys on those teams.|||a few i think. there are tons of scouts overseas that are constantly watching those guys play. including laker's scout vlade divac whose stationed in spain.
After college Bruce Bowen went undrafted by the NBA and went to Europe to play in a French League. While he is known for his defense in the NBA he was one of the higher scorer in that league averaging almost 30 points a game.
Bowen is one example of many. You can check the different FIBA rosters and see lots of US born guys on those teams.|||a few i think. there are tons of scouts overseas that are constantly watching those guys play. including laker's scout vlade divac whose stationed in spain.
What would you need statistically to become a top nba draft prospect?
Say you made it to a D1 school like Duke. What stats do you need to become considered for an nba draft? Like if you were a Shooting-Guard? I was reading john wall only had 16 PPG and like 6 assists and 4 rebounds. Also, what else do scouts look for in players?|||A shooting guard from Duke would probably need to average at least 17 ppg and shoot fairly decently, at least 44% FG and 35% 3PT.
John Wall's draft status is determined more by his ability to make plays and be a leader rather than his shooting or scoring stats. He can score and shoot the ball a little bit, but that can be improved. It's his speed, ballhandling skills, leadership skills, above average defensive skills and his ability to attack the basket that make him a top prospect. He possesses a lot of qualities that are highly coveted in drafted players but are not usually common.
Those are qualities that scouts look for, because it's hard to find good defensive players and guys willing to lead a team right away. Basically, it's not all in the statistics it's more in how you help a team win. If you do whatever it takes to win you'll be a player to look out for.|||It also depends on your versatility. If you are a balanced D1 player, like Grant Hill or Mike Dunleavy, you are usually a top prospect. Scouts look to see if you have enough versatility and defensive skills to become a prospect. Look at numerous number one overall picks who were versatile defensive threats, such as Antonio McDyess, Kenyon Martin, and Dwight Howard.
It amazes me that statistically, guards are usually first overall picks, but usually, it depends on your size and your acolades, such as rebounding and blocks.|||It will depend on the position that you are aspiring to become as well as your professionalism and passion for the game. They'll also look at your physique and maturity as they want players that can handle the stressful schedule of the league.
A.For a PG: scouts will look after your (1) playmaking abilities - how you pass the ball, how you look for your teammates, how well you orchestrate and execute plays. (2) ball handling. (3) offensive and defensive game.
B. For an SG: scouts will look for your offensive game - perimeter shooting, slashing, 3pt shooting. in short, how effective of a shooter you are.
C. For an SF: basically, scouts will look for an all-around player that pretty much knows a little bit of everything with particular focus on what the team needs. They can go for an offensive minded SF (just like Carmelo), or a defensive minded one (like Artest), or if they're lucky, find someone like LeBron who does everything.
D. For a PF: it will also depend on what a team needs. if they want a PF who specializes in post up moves, then they'll choose someone with the height and weight advantage who knows how to bang it up inside the court (like Zach Randolph, Al Jefferson). If they want a PF that's finesse, knows how to make mid-range jumpers, then they focus on the offensive game of the player (like Nowitzki and Yi Jianlian.
C. For a C: inside domination is very important. must have the height and reach advantage as well as the physical conditioning to be chosen as a top pick for C position. Must know how to rebound effectively, box out, defense oriented, and has good offensive skills (post ups, face up jumpers near the ring, etc.) Being athletic is optional, but advantageous (like Dwight).|||steals block fg % 3point% ft% strength
John Wall's draft status is determined more by his ability to make plays and be a leader rather than his shooting or scoring stats. He can score and shoot the ball a little bit, but that can be improved. It's his speed, ballhandling skills, leadership skills, above average defensive skills and his ability to attack the basket that make him a top prospect. He possesses a lot of qualities that are highly coveted in drafted players but are not usually common.
Those are qualities that scouts look for, because it's hard to find good defensive players and guys willing to lead a team right away. Basically, it's not all in the statistics it's more in how you help a team win. If you do whatever it takes to win you'll be a player to look out for.|||It also depends on your versatility. If you are a balanced D1 player, like Grant Hill or Mike Dunleavy, you are usually a top prospect. Scouts look to see if you have enough versatility and defensive skills to become a prospect. Look at numerous number one overall picks who were versatile defensive threats, such as Antonio McDyess, Kenyon Martin, and Dwight Howard.
It amazes me that statistically, guards are usually first overall picks, but usually, it depends on your size and your acolades, such as rebounding and blocks.|||It will depend on the position that you are aspiring to become as well as your professionalism and passion for the game. They'll also look at your physique and maturity as they want players that can handle the stressful schedule of the league.
A.For a PG: scouts will look after your (1) playmaking abilities - how you pass the ball, how you look for your teammates, how well you orchestrate and execute plays. (2) ball handling. (3) offensive and defensive game.
B. For an SG: scouts will look for your offensive game - perimeter shooting, slashing, 3pt shooting. in short, how effective of a shooter you are.
C. For an SF: basically, scouts will look for an all-around player that pretty much knows a little bit of everything with particular focus on what the team needs. They can go for an offensive minded SF (just like Carmelo), or a defensive minded one (like Artest), or if they're lucky, find someone like LeBron who does everything.
D. For a PF: it will also depend on what a team needs. if they want a PF who specializes in post up moves, then they'll choose someone with the height and weight advantage who knows how to bang it up inside the court (like Zach Randolph, Al Jefferson). If they want a PF that's finesse, knows how to make mid-range jumpers, then they focus on the offensive game of the player (like Nowitzki and Yi Jianlian.
C. For a C: inside domination is very important. must have the height and reach advantage as well as the physical conditioning to be chosen as a top pick for C position. Must know how to rebound effectively, box out, defense oriented, and has good offensive skills (post ups, face up jumpers near the ring, etc.) Being athletic is optional, but advantageous (like Dwight).|||steals block fg % 3point% ft% strength
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